please give me suggestionsNikon s710 settings for luray caverns?
I haven't used that camera or visited those caverns, but why should that stop me?
If you don't already have one, shop for a tripod that is user friendly enough but can be carried comfortably in a day pack. One with a quick release plate will save you time attaching and detaching the camera. Practice using it at home for indoor and twilight shots to avoid fumbling with it at your destination.
I wouldn't expect a flash to carry far enough, and it would be unpleasantly uneven. High ISO would give a lot of noise, especially with so much shadow area. Use ISO 100. With some features illuminated and some possibly dark backgrounds, a little change in composition might change an auto exposure, so it might be best to use manual exposures. You might want to stop down the aperture a little for extra depth, but probably not a lot, as long exposures can have noisy shadow areas.
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